Sentence examples for fitting because of the from inspiring English sources
That's fitting, because of the high priority Mr. Bush put on education as governor and candidate, and because just about everyone agrees that schooling in the United States needs a thorough overhaul.
Using bi-exponential decay function, the relaxation times of DLC matrix were revealed which are 0.41 ± 0.02 ps and 6.39 ± 0.45 ps, respectively, (decay kinetics at 600 nm was used for fitting because of the least noise and highest amplitude signal in this region).
We combined markers using approaches that did not require statistical fitting because of the low sample sizes.
This is fitting, because of all the things I struggled with to have any kind of birth -- infertility, IVF, high-risk pregnancy -- the C-section was relatively easy.
To avoid over-fitting because of the inclusion of too many genetic factors in a model, the van der Voet's test [ 99] was applied to determine a final model with a reduced number of extracted genetic factors.
Rarely will a patch last on plastic pipe or fittings because of the nature of the plastic molding process.
A Gaussian function was chosen for the fitting because the shape of the atomic column images is dominated by the incoherent source broadening, which is well approximated by a Gaussian function [13,14].
The latter name is especially fitting because members of the Holocephali often look like amalgamations of other sharks and bony fish.
That year's game was played at Yankee Stadium, which was fitting because six of the Yankees' contingent started, as designated by their manager, Joe McCarthy, who was also the All-Star team's manager.
It is a fitting one because of the writing skill and deep feeling Mr. Shadid unobtrusively displays.
Pulis's departure after only ten months with the London club was described as "mutual consent" but well-placed sources have confirmed that mutual contempt would be a more fitting term because of the friction between the two men, stretching back to the turn of the year.
